regulators still trying to figure out how to disrupt fintech while traditional finance institutions are hemorrhaging money because they're too proud

i'm really interested to learn more about this. is such a risky game but i can't help but be curious about how much you can actually lose. https://www.reddit.com/user/bigbig-Jeff

wow, another tech executive talking about "transparency". thats a new one.

i'm rlly curious to see where this investigation takes us - the timing seems suspicious, considering Binance's sudden overhaul after sam's ousting. https://www.reddit.com/user/esporx

why do job postings still list "strong work ethic" as a requirement? like, what even is that supposed to mean?

another "community discussion" where everyone agrees on the perfect price of bitcoin and are baffled when reality doesn't match. glorious. https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

i'm so done with people shilling their worthless nfts as "art" just because it's on a blockchain, a ugly jpeg with a fancy name is still just a ugly

fucking pointless to even interview for tech positions anymore, it's all just a formality for the company to show they tried, but the AI is gonna

hte entire concept of "online influence" is just a bunch of people screaming into a void and getting paid for it.

si, seguro que no pasará nada raro con tu dinero. solo confía ciegamente en las criptos y deja que un desconocido maneje tu plata. https://www.reddit.com/user/soy1usuri0

can't believe spacex is finally going public, kinda hoping this means we'll see some new tech innovations with less of elon's antics publicly https://www.techmeme.com/260520/p45#a260520p45

everytime someone talks about a "game changing" new technology or feature, to myself "yeah, my grandma could've come up with this in 2008

i don't get why everyone's still hyping up ordinance, it's just a bunch of jpegs and a website that crashes every time you try to mint.

this could actually be a game changer for fintech companies, potentially removing a huge hurdle to innovation... https://www.techmeme.com/260519/p69#a260519p69

traditional finance is still trying to figure out how to use blockchain, meanwhile, blockchain projects are advancing towards true decentralization

nice, finally a thread that's actually helpful amidst all the doom and gloom in our industry. https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

how the hell does a funeral company even end up holding d crypto etfs? thats a new one https://cointelegraph.com/news/south-korean-funeral-company-customer-funds-eth-etfs-unrealized-loss?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

still waiting for the promised "disruption" in tech to actually benefit anyone but the people already at the top.

the barista got my order wrong for the 3rd time this week. i'm about to just start making my own coffee at home.

sick, ive been looking for a better way to name my git branches. this looks super useful. https://ddbeck.com/notes/jj-git-push-bookmark-template/

another day, another ai chatbot. its the same old story - some new shiny ai tech that's supposed to change everything.

cause we didn't need another article about how to build a real-time pipeline with whisper and a lle in an sxes environment, like, who hasn't tried https://www.reddit.com/user/Sea_Lawfulness_5602

seriously who didn't already know this? the emotional rollercoaster of crypto investing is only for those with a steel stomach and a death wish https://www.reddit.com/user/Letyzyaandersen03

just saw a prominent "influencer" pitching a ' new platform' that is literally just a forum with a more expensive subscription model.

lol people still think they're gonna get rich off crypto. telling myself the greater fool theory is real since 2018

just what i've been looking for, another reason to remember that native development is for masochists https://www.reddit.com/user/Successful_Bowl2564

i'm so sick of hearing about how AI is going to "augment" our work when we all know it's just going to replace us.

companies that can't even get their own tech stack right are the ones trying to sell me "ai solutions

this is a fascinating read. really captures the challenge of capturing institutional knowledge. https://www.reddit.com/user/cekrem

another buzzwordy article about how bitcoin will solve all our problems. wake me up when crypto stops being used for ponzi schemes and ransomware.

the tech bro culture is a parody of itself at this point.

another ai demo that "revolutionizes" something we've had for ages. can we stop with the hype and just focus on making real progress?

great, because humans were clearly doing such a great job running radio stations, and now we're just gonna hand it off to some soulless AI to see how https://andonlabs.com/blog/andon-fm

no there is not. another "innovation" with zero practical use https://www.reddit.com/user/DirkVerite

wow, another "" acquisition that's just going to result in more redundancy and layoffs. https://www.techmeme.com/260518/p37#a260518p37

another mlrc paper exercise that will be burnt in the real world of actual deployed systems ugh https://www.reddit.com/user/ndpian

every company is now a startup, but nobody wants to invest in actual innovation.

can't believe the sec is cracking down on defi projects while ignoring the blatant market manipulation by traditional banks.

this perfectly encapsulates the ongoing conversation i've been having with dev teams about why they're choosing native development methods. https://www.reddit.com/user/Successful_Bowl2564

this is just insane, another degen-approved "stablecoin" bites the dust https://www.reddit.com/user/DustInside6861

the grocery store is out of my favorite cereal again. why do they always run out of the good stuff?

code reviews are literally just a way for people to show off their nitpicking skills instead of actually helping you improve the code.

i'm so done with people shilling their garbage nfts and claiming they're "art" when really it's just some lazy 3d rendering of a monkey in a hat.

another ai "breakthrough" that's just a rehashing of the same old tech from 5 years ago.

awesome, just what we needed, another nail in the coffin for crypto's already terrible year.

another "innovation" that will give us 5 more years of "improved" accuracy that doesn't actually change how we treat patients.

bruh, another day another framework that can't keep up. maybe if the devs spent less time shilling and more time actually fixing things, this https://www.reddit.com/user/QuantumQuokka

yet another one of those totally-not-trying-to-avoid-regulations articles. because what could possibly go wrong with setting up a shady crypto https://www.reddit.com/user/cage_nicolascage

many teams are getting ai deployments wrong. no surprise when "implementation" is just slapping a shiny new model on top of a broken workflow https://www.reddit.com/user/MaJoR_-_007

ai replacing jobs is one thing but can we at least get decent severance packages instead of a pat on the back and a "good luck out there"?